Lawrence O'Donnell Highlights The 1 'Honest Thing' Trump Has Said About Epstein's Victims
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The MSNBC host spotted President Donald Trump making a rather convincing admission Tuesday about the late sex offender's victims.
MSNBC host Lawrence O’Donnell is highlighting “the one honest thing” that he thinks President Donald Trump has ever said about the victims of Jeffrey Epstein, who died while awaiting trial on federal sex trafficking charges and once called Trump his “closest friend.”
O’Donnell played footage of the honest moment Tuesday on “The Last Word.”
In the clip, reporters asked Trump earlier in the evening whether he would meet with Epstein victims who are demanding transparency, and the president replied: “Nobody suggested that. Certainly I don’t like that whole situation with respect to anybody being abused or hurt, but I haven’t even thought about that.”
“Of course he hasn’t even thought about that,” O’Donnell said. “That may be the one honest thing Donald Trump has said about Jeffrey Epstein and his survivors. Of course he hasn’t thought about them.”
O’Donnell noted that Trump has dehumanized people for years, including migrants and Democratic voters. He said Epstein, who allegedly once received a birthday letter from Trump, and his convicted co-conspirator Ghislaine Maxwell, have clearly done so, too.
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